Israel's death toll exceeded 9,000 on Thursday, as signs of decreasing COVID infections continue to signal the ebb of the omicron wave

The lifeline thrown to the Evyatar outpost as a parting gift from the attorney general reflects the failure of the left-wing members of Bennett's cabinet

The Justice Ministry is drafting an amendment to give the agency legal basis for what it does anyway. 'This is an extreme privacy violation that has no parallel in other democratic countries,' said a rights group

Two failures – the death of an 80-year-old Palestinian and the death of two soldiers by friendly fire – should prompt Israel's army chief to take a public moral stance

Amid a flurry of diplomacy and missiles, top defense expert says Israel could send UAE and Bahrain a range of tools – from radars to Iron Dome systems – if a mechanism endures they won't fall into the wrong hands

Evyatar settlement outpost will put to test almost all parties in Israel's government of change ■ A brave woman, who's now the new target for Bibi-ists, was appointed to the most challenging position

In response to a petition filed by Palestinian landowners, Israel said that while it is enforcing the ban on new construction at the site, the defense minister will have the final say on whether to demolish the yeshiva

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A digital nomad who says crypto trading is basically gambling, and a carpenter heading to Australia to reunite with his partner after being kept apart by COVID

Whoopi Goldberg tied herself in knots trying to explain that Nazi Germany’s industrial extermination of Jews wasn’t 'about race.' But her suspension is unfair: Defining Jews really is a minefield, as 'Maus' so graphically illustrates

A rare look inside the conservative, Hindu-nationalist RSS organization

Over 70,000 active cases in the West Bank, east Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip on Thursday, Palestinian Authority’s Health Ministry reports, as West Bank hospitals reach 85% capacity

Police say they used spyware to break into the phone of a key witness, after Netanyahu asked the court to divulge all intel gained through the hack

Man, 30, was arrested on suspicion of running over a soldier. Despite three court orders, Israel has failed to provide a psychiatric opinion saying that he is mentally fit for detention or to stand trial

Benjamin Netanyahu and a co-defendant in his criminal trial, Shaul Elovitch, demand Israel explains phone hack, after a report revealed police spied on an individual linked to corruption cases

The comedian, accused of sexual harassment in 2017, will appear in three performances, with tickets priced at $105 sold out an hour after going on sale

Omar Abdalmajeed As’ad was a loving father who valued family above everything, say his daughters Heba Assad and Hala Hamad. Now they want the Israeli soldiers responsible for his death to be held accountable

About 1.65 million Israelis have contracted COVID since the onset of the omicron wave, accounting for over half of the total coronavirus cases

Nightlife in south Tel Aviv is one of the casualties of the real-estate gold rush

Actress and producer Hend Sabry is also a lawyer fighting for women’s rights besides portraying roles that confront feminist issues. With her new series on the streaming service, she responds to critics claiming that she is too bold

Palestinian groups claim Israeli army's decision to outlaw them was made based on classified intelligence information they were not provided with – and are unable to defend themselves against

Aid organizations in Israel's Arab community see outpouring of support, even from those of modest means

The arrival of the ‘coalition of change’ was meant to signal a new dawn in Israel-Diaspora relations after the toxic years of Netanyahu. Yet nearly eight months in, many U.S. Jews are mad as hell with Naftali Bennett

Gadeer Kamal Mreeh is not your average Jewish Agency envoy. For starters, she’s not even Jewish. But this former TV presenter and lawmaker has never believed in following the standard path in life

ISIS leader Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi set off a bomb that killed him and his family once he was surrounded, a senior U.S. official said; PM Bennett: 'The world is a safer place now'

Turkey's Defense Ministry says that the YPG was responsible for a bombing that killed nine, and had previously opened fire on Turkish bases in the region

The Iranian cell encouraged 'religious violence and Islamophobia, in an attempt to push for a religious war in Israel,' before it was shut down by Facebook and Twitter

The Ukraine crisis is a no-win situation for Israel, caught between America and Russia. But the impact of the crisis on Israel’s national security goes far further – taking in Iran, the Gulf and China

Media outlet apologizes after reports accusing Aleksander Oscar of embezzling money from Bulgaria’s national health insurance fund led to a wave of online antisemitism

The drone attack was claimed by little-known 'True Promise Brigades,' citing UAE interference in Yemen and Iraq as justification, a militant monitoring group says

On the second day of the visit, the first ever by an Israeli defense minister, Gantz signed a memorandum of understanding with Bahrain's defense minister to formalize security ties between the countries

The Turkish president is set to call on both sides to exercise restraint, but vows to back Ukraine if Russia invades

Some 680 Israelis died from COVID last month, with unvaccinated and partially vaccinated people over 60 making up a highly disproportionate number of cases, despite being only 12% of the overall age cohort

David Satterfield, Biden's special envoy to the Horn of Africa, previously visited Kenya, Egypt and the UAE, as the U.S. pushes the Sudanese military to step down after its October coup

Residents and rebel sources say several helicopters landed near Atmeh in the province of Idlib, the last major enclave held by insurgents, and explosions were heard near the home of a foreign militant

During last May's flare-up, Shin Bet security service sent warnings to Israeli Arabs and Palestinians and urged them not to participate in Jerusalem violence – even if they were nowhere near the city

Senior U.S. government officials have cautioned Israel of the implications of legalizing the Evyatar settlement

Arms sales have always been a tool for promoting the foreign and security policies of Israeli governments and what they define as ‘national interests’

Elena, a single mother of a 9-year-old girl, says her daughter 'knows where she and I will meet up if there’s a bombing. Where the documents and the cash are'

Defense officials say the manner in which Bennett presented his methods for fighting Iranian terrorism was 'irresponsible and misleading the public'

The freeze of a cabinet decision to let thousands of Ethiopian immigrants with first-degree relatives in to Israel will remain in place until a decision is made

The Black Hebrew Israelites' case will be heard at an appeals court within 30 days ■ Attorney says community is entitled to permanent resident status, despite Israel's claims otherwise

An inquiry team appointed by the Attorney General is currently investigating reports that police targeted activists and other Israelis with NSO's spyware. Police say they 'will cooperate fully' with the team

By screaming apartheid indiscriminately, the Amnesty report fails to generate a real discussion about the fundamental problems of Palestinians living within and outside Israel's territory

The latest offer came amid a severe shortage in basic supplies in the Lebanese army, Gantz says during a conference in Tel Aviv. A senior Israeli official, however, denies the claims

From hackers who exploit security breaches to fraud by the system’s operators, here are some of the risks of investing in the dazzling field of cryptocurrency. Whatever you do, don’t lose that key

Israel’s investment houses have diverted much of their funds to U.S. stocks. If there is a change in the trend in tech stocks on Wall Street, Israeli pensions will be hard hit

Some 2,000 American troops will be deployed to Poland and Germany, while around 1,000 troops now based in Germany will head to Romania

A dead activist, a detained child, a demolished home: Just another day in Israel’s arrogant, immoral efforts to erase Palestinian identity, life and dignity

'There was no operational use in support of any investigation,' the FBI says

The Israeli fintech firm BlueVine has already issued $5 billion in loans to small businesses in the United States

Residents of the breakaway provinces travel to Ukraine to visit relatives, while Ukrainians go in the other direction to Russia

The trip marks the first time an Israeli defense minister visits Bahrain

Russian President Vladimir Putin wants a new order on the old continent, but the U.S. won’t allow it – and the Europeans are stuck in the middle, looking for American leadership and guidance from Biden

Up to 20,000 Ukrainians work for Israeli tech. As a possible Russian invasion looms, employers urge calm, say situation there is ‘reminiscent of Israel - from afar everything looks horrific’

Once Evyatar is declared state-owned, which Defense Minister Benny Gantz has the power to do, there are 45 days in which objections can be filed

Vladimir Putin is a bully and a despot: Appeasing him overtly is certainly wrong. But Russia must be handled with cleverness and care and NATO, with its unnecessary overreach on Ukraine, failed to do so

Shenkar College students were tasked with recreating the textile design of the curtains at the David Ben-Gurion House Museum. They were aided by faded pictures and digital textile printing

The website experienced technical issues as a video message circulated online claiming to be from a self-described group of hackers called 'The Justice of Ali' in Farsi

A hominin died in Jordan Valley 1.5 million years ago – and isn’t the same species as the hominins who reached central Asia 1.8 million years ago. Israeli archaeologists prove there were multiple exits from Africa, and by more than one human spec...

Serious COVID cases drop to 1,085 and R number falls to 0.91, potentially signaling that Israel's omicron wave is beginning to ebb

The hosts of ‘Real Time’ and ‘Last Week Tonight’ increasingly represent two sides of the American left. Who will have the last laugh?

COVID Experts have been hard-pressed with evaluating the risk of the BA.2 subvariant, stumped by why it has become dominant in some countries while failing to take off in others

The Environmental Protection Ministry says there is no indication of an oil spill after vessels and forces enlisted in the investigation have been recalled

New York-based congregation files motion in state Superior Court to take control of Touro Synagogue by removing its current tenants as part of an ongoing legal feud

Goldberg's suspension comes a day after a comment during a discussion on 'The View' that the Holocaust 'was not about race'

Research among 12 communities also finds that European Jews are more likely to see themselves as a religious minority than an ethnic one, even if they're nonobservant

Israel, Bahrain, Egypt, Greece, Qatar and UAE have confirmed attendance in the conference to combat climate change, organized by Cyprus; Iraq, Lebanon, Syria are possible holdouts

Officials fear that the term 'apartheid' will become prevalent enough to become accepted by several UN investigative bodies, and could lead to Israel's exclusion from international events

Arye Dery, who had spent time in jail in a prior case, recently resigned from the Knesset as part of a plea bargain on tax evasion charges

While the rate of positive COVID tests broke records due to omicron, a comparison with January 2021 shows that the profile of the pandemic in Israel goes far beyond statistics

Jewish organization heads welcomed the news of Deborah Lipstadt's hearing after heightened concern following the Colleyville, Texas synagogue attack and other antisemitic incidents

Vertebrae from robbed burials, strung together on reeds in the Chincha Valley may have been put together by people picking up the pieces of their ancestors

The Israeli court accepted the prosecution's argument that Ahmad Asafra should be convicted of murder despite not being at the scene of the attack, nor being the person to actually stab 19-year-old Dvir Sorek

In a farewell ceremony, Justice Minister Gideon Sa’ar tells outgoing Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit, ‘You stood for truth in face of unprecedented attacks on your authority’

Palestinian Authority PM Mohammad Shtayyeh decries the Israeli army's investigation as a 'sham,' as 80-year-old Omar Abdalmajeed As’ad's family continues to call for an independent inquiry

'The Jewish people must not be denied their right to self-determination, and we must ensure there isn't a double standard being applied,' says U.S. State Department spokesman following Amnesty International report

It is far from certain that Miriam Adelson has selected Bennett as her new favorite, but it's clear that she intends to have one

Israel's Interior Ministry decided to take applications from Palestinians married to Israeli citizens aged 50 or over, but rights groups say that the partial and belated move does not guarantee the applications will be processed

Elad Melamed, who taught mathematics in a school in central Israel, committed the various offenses while on the job

Israel's prime minister also expressed hopes that talks between world powers and Iran over its nuclear program would end without an agreement

U.S. whistleblower reveals 2017 meeting between Israeli spyware firm NSO and a telecoms firm in which cash was allegedly offered in exchange for access to an easily exploitable mobile network; NSO denies the claims

The Netzah Yehuda Battalion, whose troops left an 80-year-old man to die in the cold, has a concerning past and extremist ideology – and something in common with the friendly-fire incident that took two Israeli officers' lives

The House speaker is planned to be in Israel at a time when negotiations will be taking place in the U.S. to prevent a government shutdown

In the midst of the Ukraine crisis, workers at the local Israeli embassy threatened to shut it down over a hazard pay dispute. Israel's Foreign Ministry eventually reached a last-minute compromise with them

Police say new information 'changes in some ways' an earlier statement that ruled out any wrongdoing in using Pegasus to target Israelis